Trump claims Charlie Kirk was killed by far-left extremist, reveals 'sickening' message on bullet

WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump has made a chilling revelation about the shooting of 'Turning Point USA' founder Charlie Kirk, describing it as a politically motivated attack by a “far-left extremist.” Speaking during an appearance this week, Trump said investigators discovered a disturbing detail about the bullet used in the murder.

The president called the incident “one of the darkest and most disgusting acts of political violence in modern America.”

Trump’s remarks come less than a month after Kirk, 30, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University on September 10 while addressing students at a campus event. Authorities have not released the full details of the investigation, but Trump’s words suggest a strong ideological motive behind the killing, one that has sent shockwaves through conservative circles nationwide.

Trump describes the chilling detail behind Charlie Kirk’s shooting

In a video clip that has now gone viral, Trump recalled being briefed on what he described as “a shocking and sickening message” left by the shooter.

“Charlie Kirk was assassinated by a far-left extremist who inscribed the words, ‘hey fascist, catch’ — meaning catch the bullet — onto the bullet shell itself,” Trump said.

He paused before adding, “That’s what we’re dealing with. Pure hatred. These are not normal people. They’re extremists who hate America.”

Trump’s remarks drew emotional reactions from the crowd, many of whom shouted Kirk’s name in solidarity. Trump went on to praise the late conservative activist as “a patriot who loved this country, who stood up for free speech, and who was murdered because of it.”

Trump says Charlie Kirk’s death has become a rallying cry for conservatives

Trump, who attended a private memorial for Kirk in Florida last month, said the loss has only strengthened his determination to confront political violence in America.

“Charlie’s death is not in vain,” Trump declared. “He gave his life for what he believed in, and we will make sure his voice lives on.”

The president has repeatedly condemned what he calls “a growing wave of left-wing extremism” and previously linked the killing to what he sees as the radicalization of anti-Trump activists. “They try to silence us, but they will never win,” he said.

Kirk’s shooting has spurred vigils and tributes across the country, including from conservative leaders and young activists who viewed him as a powerful voice for free speech. His organization, Turning Point USA, vowed to continue his work “fearlessly and unapologetically.”

As Trump concluded his remarks, he urged Americans to honor Kirk’s legacy by standing firm against what he called “the poisonous ideology that breeds hate.”

“Charlie Kirk stood for truth,” Trump said. “And we will fight in his name until America is safe again.”